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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-05
THE STATE FAIR HERE
THE DIG EXHIBITION 70 OPEN
This Morning and Continue Five Dnys-The
Favorable Signs increase as tho Time
shortens-Tho Stock and Horsos
will Bring, tho Country People.

This morning the Eeventh annual exhI.
bltlon Of thp West Virginia Exposition
and State Fair Association opens on the
Associations grounds on tho Bouth end o.
the Island. The prospects, for success
fnl fair were never better at the openins
OF the Fair. The stock has nearly all ar
rived, and there was never more at
tractiva and interesting display In these
departments. Ali day Saturday exhibitors
were coming In with horues, cattle, sheep
swine or poultry, Machinery and enginet
came fast, and by this morning Machinery
Hall and all tho available space surround.
Ing will DO packed as II never was before,
Even yesterday there were numerous
arrivals Of 1.-Two stock, and ,asvcral OF the
fast horaes came In. 5g g
As the fair draws near tho interest in
the racea increases. A we'll known horse.
man aaid yesterday that the races would
all be good, and the running races eepe
cially, such 90 were never seou on The
track. (, .i'5 ,I'ft-N1. : - '' ~
The number Of en.rips meaps more than
that there will be big show. It sipnI.
hes also that the attendance will be large,
for the same widespread and general In.
terest which brings the stock, the ma.
chtnery and the horses from abroad. Will
also bring the people to sec them, The
TACT 10 that the West Virginia State Faira 81
past years hsyo won a deserved fame,
me general verdict Is, thAt all things con.
adhered, they have no superiors anywhere,
The people OF this region wisely appreci.
a!e their opportunity to witneas such q
fair 60 noar home. They have profited in
the past; better horses, finer cattle, sheep
SWINE and Chickens show the effect Of the
stimulation OF former fairs bore, and tho
Intelligent, well.lxed farmers OF Eastern
OHIO, Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia will not fail to embrace another
opportunity to prof. by the exhibit al
the combined wiadom, industry and OK.
peIience OF tho world. ;.33f Is m
The awarding committees will please
meet at Bookings drug store Tuesday
morning at 0 o'clock. Oouvoysnces viii
DO there to take them to the ground. ;
The track has boon put In FOOD condi.
ton, and by tomorrow afternoon. when
tao races open, will be perfect. -
The Lsdles' and Childrens' departments
are filled full Of articles. The art dispiay
escs!s anything ever before seeu here Il,
ite line. In TACT tho Main Exposition Nall
Will be found to surpnas in all respecta
oil former shows within Ito walls, From
the aquarium In the centre to the end 81
each wing all the space 10 crowded with
interesting exhibits. Is N - -.
me taEiIo and keepers Of lunch stands
anu the like ARE numerous as ever thia
year, and most Of them are on the
grounds and ready to begin business. /.
IheIe are about q score Of babies en-.
tered already for the different prizes Of.
Tered TOT the baby show. Il 49, - Il
The floral display this year will be up
TO anything In its way ever ssen on the
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TIE MEMORIAL PARK.
a Movement on Foot TO Carry out tho Pro

a Movement on Foot 10 Carry out tho Pro.
E -5.vs ~ position. = t-35l
The 1NrELLldEScER's proposal to pur-
chase the old fair grounds property, the
alto Of Camp Garlic, and convert it into a
memorial park for the parmaucut use OF
the public and IS reminder of the ser.
vices Of West Virginia soldiers in the
Union army, has been taken hold Of by
old uoldiers and business men, who will
in day or two formulate plan Of sclion.
From the character CT the men who have
interested themselves In the project 1t is
safe to say that the plan will be carried
out in como form. tits believed from the
favor with which tho idea has been re-
csived, that the money needed can be
raised in Wheeling. IN f N "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-05
A Plokpockct Punished,

William Korell, Of North Wheeling, waa
standing in front Of the Opera House Sat-
urdsy evening when friend asked him
for tho loan Of fifty cent?. He pulled out
wellf filed wallet from his hip pocket
and returned 1t to his front pocket. A
large crowd had collected ct the point,
and IS ko,tell turnad to go away he felt
9 hand in his hip pocket. He seized it
and turning ground caught tho owner OF
the fist, who was young chap OF about
twenty years Of egs. Korrell hit him two
or three times In the facs and let him 70,
as hu begged oil and eaid he didn's intend
to steal the money. Officer West came up
in few moments but the would.be pick.
pocket had skinned. -. -E.H.lI5L-
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Col. George W. Thompson, OF Parkers.
burg, President Of the Ohio River road,
was recently presented by his father,
Judge George ". Thompson, Of this coun.
ty, with a very interesting relic in the
shnps Of a piece Of the frat coffin in which
Gsueral Washington was buried. When
sWashingtoa'a remains were removed to
their present resting place at Mount Yer.
non, the original colin fell to pieces.
iBushrod Washington, grand nephew Of
General Washington, gave q piece about
two and q half incheB long and an inch
wide 10 Judge Thompson.
s Col. Thomrson also has in his possession
d bunch OF hair taken \ from the uphol.
Htersd chair in which Washington sat at
his frs. Inauguration. 5f2s 81 "A!
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A wheeling womau's search,

Tho Plstsbu1sh Leader says: A little
sensation was created in Soho last night
by the arrival Of neatly dressed woman
from Wheeling, who came o.look for her
husband, who dese,tod her some time ago.
She finally located him in the house OF
his mother, out Filth avenus, and at once
went to the houao, carrying her child in
her arms. When she called at the house
abe was refused aGmiltancs. Tho door
WAS uhut in her fece and abe fell fainting
on tho door steps. She was picked up by
Officer Harris ind taken to the Four
teen.h ward station, where she was fur.
nished with bed and supper. She will
make an information against her husband
to-day for desartion. .4-sl. &,t1i..A,I# 4 "a
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sOYSTERst .OYSTERs!I
Tho Old Reliable W. o. aicCluskepy.

Tho Old Relinble w 0. aicClushey.
Never in the history Of my oyster trade
has thare bren Huch an extraordinary de-
mand for my oystels, I'd the lrst two days
OF this season. In tact everybody seemed
to. know that oysters a.were ripe" and
everybody took hold at once. In order
that my patrons may be- conveniently sup.
pied, ! will on tomorrow {Tueadsy morn.
ing) PLACE my champion Star Brandt in
all the leading groceries, meat markets
and oyster. sdspots of this city, island,
Bridgeport, M,nsyillc, Martins Ferry and
oil surrounding towns. / My wagons will
deliver strictly, fresh Oysters to ali Of these
places every morning, whore everybody
can be conveniently supplied. / The price
na9 been placed At the lowest possible
no,en, !. IN iael, regular wintey pricea-So
Tor oystess. Give them trial. s5 ifi's5S
M " w. o. McCLusKEy,
VI n 4 Wholesale Agent. 4!
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MARTINS FERRY.
Personal, Industrial, Church and General
,@5.S Intelligence. 1lli55

personal, industrial, Church and General
&.5 Intelligence. a!E
sohool begins to-day. Ii
Barney Mullen is dangerously III. B v 4. Is
Jerry Roberts leaves tomorrow for Wooster.
Police business has been dull this past week.
The School Board finished their examinations
Saturday, a - - "t -
Services were held in all tho CHURCHES a, usual
yesterday. U.s. 1871 MS - 49,! -,
E ;ss lsurey, Of woodlawn. W. Va Is visiting
Miss Hattie Miller, Of wooster, Is visiting the
Misses Clark. iI-,li57 4 - -
IL. l. wilson heater III the Standard MIL Is on
{, So%seil meets In regular monthly session .omor
Fair this week. 2i -. :. - ''1''
Pas Henry, late Of tho Standard MILL "a lying SO.
rioualy Ill In Pittsburgh 81 10 : = -''
Mis- B. Thomas will entertain her friend Miss
Cora Woods, this evening. ~. -
William Lluch. the Ind who was shot some time
since In IEtnayillc. Is conya!esc;pg. . -
tsJames Kelsey will soon begin tho erection OF q
new business house on Washington street. 4, I.s1
Uncle Toms Cabin. new drama, will be pro.
ducet In Lafayette hall Thursday evening. n -
Capt Inglebrlght has put "a awning roof on his
boat .strptisc, !" making It desirable and coy.
looking Place. lf..gsi u. 49, - {
Y NJ. Robert Dopney, white choppipg wood on
Saturday, wss unfortunate as TO nearly Ievcr his
foot with the axe. N ii.s5s'S 5iT3e 4,
Tho dance given by the Fo.cste,s Lodge saturday
ana saturday night was well attended, and the lun
kept up until late. q 3 il ilF n h ,;I
y ING lodge Of Good Tenplars cleared a handsome
antn from the lectures delivered by Hon. Ansley
Gay the. past week, on temperance b Is
AessH Martin g Neil. Pittsburgh; Vim. Reed,
Clne s and M orlin. Of Mansfield, arc the
& non. Ansley Gray, tho temperance orator, Ice.
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A MATCH game Of ball was played be.
tween the Silver Lesls and The LaatgrE
Factory boys Oh the Peninsula Green yea'
tefday afternoon, and was won by the
Silver Leafs in score Of 20 to 81. The
Silver Leafs say they are willing to play
the Lantern Factory boys any time they
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/, Opening Of the Opera uou. 10 !.

The sale Of renewed seats for the engage.
lnert Of the Opera House this week Of
John \. Ward, the comedian, in "Tho
Doctor" will be opened at Banners music
s!oro this morning, Mr.. Ward opens bis
porting company Is highly spoken Of, and
the play Is famous as "Dr. Clyde" trans.
lation from the ;German Of "Dr. Klaus. q
It had phenomenal run in New York
and elsewhere, though mover seen here
and is said to be very laughable play
This engagement being the opening OF the
house the demand for neata will doubtleas
DO good. : -, HI p n l} III;
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Tho JAMS To.NIrl,t.

! This evening Marshsll's troupe Of genu.
Inc Japanese jugglers, athletes, acrobats
and apecialty performers, and American
Specially Company, opens q weeks en-.
gagsnent at the Grand Opera House.
The Company arrived yesterday, the. Japa
from St. Louis and tho other members Of
the combination from the EaBt. The
Company opens its season here. 1t is
spoken Of as a great combination In its
way, aud has packed tho theatres all over
the country with the beat class Of theatre.
soere. There Is no doubt that 1t will draw
well here this week while the town is full
of strangers. 81, =. 4, AZ ERR. .'4,9l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-05
Charged with Robbery,

Late Saturday night Minnie Phillip., an
inmate Ut Miles McGumphrey's house on
EoG street, was arrested on warrant ia-
sued by Squire Davis, on complaint Of
Mrs. McGumphrey, who accused the girl
Of having stolen $40 from Btics Mccain,
Of Washington county, on Friday, August
20. The girl waa accused. Of the crime at
the time, but Escaped conviction. 1t Ia
said che has nince confessed. She was
committed to jail in default Of $500 bail
for her appearance Tomorrow for q pre-.
liminafy examination. .5, rs4''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-05
Rnilronlorh' Picnic.

The picnic givsn. by tho Cleveland,
Lorrin 4 Wheeling Railroad Company to
it's employees Saturday at Lake Chippewa
Was great succens. Over $500 psople
were present. Mr.. Oscar Townsend made
the address Of welcome, and there were
other speeches, one BY Col. kemple, Of
this city, who In conclusion invited every
body to come to the West Virginia State
Fair this week. n :, }S1i iss 2s. "
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a Bigger Man thnn New York,

''N's'' $3.50 fi-H.st :
For months past the Wheeling daily De.
psrs, and especially the ISrELL1aENcER,
have literally advertised tho fact that we
were to have q reunion this year on
much larger eca!a than ever before also
huge pos:ers were displayed every where
sotling foyth the prominent features OF
what was to be very swell affair, and
on account Of the thorough advertining
end the respect of tho people for old
Goldiery, which aeems to increase as the
Boys VINO wore the blue" grow older,
served rs a atinulant that was contagious;
and for weeks paat the inquiry has been
"'Are you going to the reuion7" which, in
nearly every case, was answered in the
affirmative, and when the time arrived
there was general rush for the city; and
the expressions Of satisfaction as hoard on
every hand, ought to make Wheeling lat
preHent) feel a trias larger than New
OrE. lsrs w, ~ W = f.Lfa
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festerda,'s Assacla,ion: Gam a. a.

At Brooklyn fully {. 900 people saw the
ppoalsSllles defeat the homo team. The
;nssoos!yns were ahead till the fifth when
me visitors got on to Porter aud hi him
1 = I'VE runs. Brooklyn, 7; Louisville, 0,
Et1rSersIBrooklyn, O. Louisville, S. i Hita
DO each: Iatterios Porter and Hesp {;
; fPeeoples, Hecker and Cook, S,..,!5i'j
{, At Staten Island twelve thousand peo ).
re cav the st. Louis team defeat tne
Mets. The people crowded the pIayera
20 90 that good playing was at q discount.
tame called after sixth on account Of
.aearlknesa. Nets, g; St, Louis, 10, Errors
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Isnlded by tho Police.

Officers Watson, Dunlap aud Lukens
last night raided tho gambling room OF
Elwayd Sharper, on the corner OF Market
and Eleventh streets, aud arreated
the proprietor and three other
men, all CT whom dspoaited the cash to
cover their Gnes. Ii
About o'clock lset night Officers Car.
ney aud Bell visited the house of Nell
Martin, near the Atlantic engine house,
and arrested her, four female inmateB and
three male visitors. Two women and one
man went TO the lookup, and the others
gave security. 80 s.gtsg
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a NluGtlY Elrht.

About q hundred aud fifty men and boys
gathered in the swamp near Mt. de Chan
tai yesterday to witness n battle with Tie
fists between Dave Bradley and Charles
Swunnelberger, OF East Wheeling. Nat.
uraliy, accounts ofthe meeting are meagre.
It Is said, however, that tho fight was a
long and bloody one, and Bradley came
out beat. The difficulty originated come
time ego, when Bradley whipped Swun.
nelbe,ger. Yesterday the men met ct q
ball game In the country, and SwunIel.
berger invited Bradley to 60 to tho swamp
and fight 1t out. A. man who saw Swun.
nelberger coming homs says he was terri.
bly, "doae up" No arrests have been
made. ma ga1 ~ RI, ~
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We have Tor sslo several Type, writer's
including the Renington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These n,achinea have
been taken in exchange for tho matchiees
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for fale on monthly install.
ments, Call or, or address for circulars
4 a s! r, EDWARD L. RosE & Co., s 4,
f Is. n yS; $, 81 Twelfth street.
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BELLAIRE.
AL Sorts Of Local Nows aud Gossip from
wv :s the Glass City. fliii n .it

. A H .
All Sorts of Local Nows aud Gossip from
the Glass CITY. ii8iji .;it
School commences this day week. =
Miss Maud Nicholson ishome from Columbus. (
The Bottle works aud Lantern Globe works start
to-day. i',5ai 7 ~ l5tg,s155.i 81 545F, Z; ITIf
willie and sAllo Mills were in Washington, Pa;
yesterday. lH rsag .IEiS,s,T 5000 4
The Republican County Convention meets here
to-mosrow. T. = RI %. 2r ~ z III 81
J. n: aalpg Is home from a visit to relatives q,
Summe.toD, U, },sg Is 4 ss'F -5r77E1irs 8,
The EpiEcopal minister, W. 8. Campbell, is home
from Washington, D. G. x 5fff.E,
Miss Goa Moods wen. to Martins Ferry yes:er.
day TO visit Miss Thomas. t35 H 1915
Miss Nettie, daughter Of Dr. c. E. Ku,z, will at
tend college al. Washington. az ,i5
Miss Addie Mysick Is visiting In MoundsvIllc the
CUES. Of Mrs. William Burlcy. 9si.is5,5s = q
A great many Beaireite, will attend tho West
Virginia State Fair this week. FL tt5E
There Is talk If tho Choral Society giving a fcs.
uval sometime 10 the near future. ~ 4, lsr r.
Several people from here will go up TO hear
Madame Rolla next Friday evening. &;Fts
Miss Libb!e Randolph was out at St. ClairsyIllc
Friday evening at The Troll reception. 81
Several young s3ciety people will 60 10 Wheel.
Ing next Friday to dance ut franzhcim's hall
Tho Ohio Valley Fourdryis shipping stoves In
al directions. wts!, northwest and southwet.
The old Indy who lost II limb by being run over
BY Baltimore l. Ohio yard engine Is sill living.
The Angus! appnrtioument for B,llare OF the
Liquor tax unde; the Dow Inv amounted 10 81
Tho man Jack Workman, who was hurt by fall.
Ing NJ tbs steel works Saturday, IL eating along
nicely, and was not hurt as bad as was thought al
Guy, Dsnkwotth, who was poisoned severely
several weeks ago while going through tho
WOODS, IS great deal better, AID will DO able to
William Money. brother Of Robert Mcyey OF R.
4. MeGseeor's. was In the city yesterday tho fr,t
time for several years, rs be has been M invalid
Tor several years. He Is tmproying %a.,l,,.G
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WE arc daily receifing New Novelties
In Sul'ings, ranMlOOnIngs and Over
coatinys. Which we are prepared TO make
MP In llrst'class style NJ reasonable
prices. - ny
Our Willie UnIauudrIed Shirt, double
scanned, re.enf0rced front and back, ut
50 ccuts, il the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line OF Dalbr:ggan Tn.
dcrwcar from 81 DOa suit upwards, at q
Z. HESS Il SUNS',
1891 & 1893 Market Street,
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!. PlttahErch and RetuIu,

Commencing Sunday June s, and. con.
tinuing every. Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will cell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 50, and to Warrington Pa, and
return at ST. 90. Trains leave at s aud
S:1O A. NJ, returning arrive at and 11:10
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ynlirAttoEs.

= WAaHINdTox, D. @, Sept. s. For
Western Pennsylvania, warmer and fair
weather, light to fresh winds, becoming
variable and generally southerly.
For. West Virginia and Ohio, slightly
warmer and fair weather, light to fresh,
generally sou!heaa.erly veering to south
ely winds. ~ - i =.
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Oysters-OyAters.

Give the Great Star Brand Oysters q
trial this week. You will find them in
all the leading oyster depots, groceries and
meat masketa Of the city, Bridgeport, lEt.'
naville and Martins Ferry.
w. O. McOLusKKY, " holesale Agent, Y
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! MARY GILL has rented the rentaurant
privilege at tia State Fair, and will serve
q frat. class meal at all house, -. 80
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Oysters-Oystors.

Give tho Great Star Brand Oysters .
trial this week. You will find them in
a!l the leading oyster depots, groceries and
meat markets OF tho city, Bridgeport, Az
nayille and Martins Ferry. 70 alsg5SS' ,5,l
u: ". 0. McCLUsEEY, Wholesale Agent, a
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II. s o, philadelphia Excurslor,

y September s to II, the Baltimore &
Ohio will sell excursion tickets to Phila.
delphla and return 4 at one fare for, the
round trip. Tickets good to return until
September 22. Il ! II. y y
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5CoNsTITUTIoNAiII INSTRUMENTATION y,

q CONGREGATIONAL '.s e'-l1;. e':C qELEpIlAT1oN
At Philadelphin.-One Faro for, Round
9Sit Trip via Pennsy lvania Lines. 6
z On September S!h to 18th tho! Penney.
yan;a Lines will sell excursion fticketa to
Philadelphia and return at ono fare for
round trip, good returning until ssptem.
per ed Apply at ticket office. Mcclure
House, or Panhandle station, Wheeling,
W,tNa. 81 ss4E. Z. ~ q
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othor Ohio League Games Saturday.

Vtnor ONO League Games Saturday,
AT Kalamazoo sandusky was slaughter.
cd in the last OF the Lsseue serieB to be
played at Kalamazoo. Schell had noter-
rors Tor the hons batsmen, and the wsy
IN which they lined him out was aston.
ishing. Watson on the other hand pitch
ed well and was we'll supported, the ,Kel.
amszoos all striving to out.do each other
and close the season in fine style. Score !;
k :RR:s:s ;.s:s 20
Hita-Kalamezoo %; sandusky 10. En-
rora-Aslamazoo s; sandusky 8. Batteries
Watson and Whalen for Kalamazoo
schell and Chrlsman for Sandusky. UNI
pire-Uurtin, fi5.ss '5s:3,r No
| Sat Columbus the game with GAINESVILLE
was the most interesting of the series. It
took twelve innings to decide IL, end was
characterized by sharp fielding on both
sides. ecore; !. :'F't. @STs
col naaass ..-: i ! g y y =
Zanesviiie.... OIL 052E0E0 S0s0.0S0J0 ia
Errors-C Columbus 4; Zaneevilla G.
Hits-Columbus Ii 4snesville Is. Earn
cd runs-Columbus i; Zaneaville 2. Bat
terlees-,Somers and Pike; Parker and
Mcclellan. sz.j;, * S. -,
y At Akroa the home team loat another
game to the Mausfelds, through costly
errors. Score: ~ - -, 4. 80
lnsanl s ! q Q 4 tEeS7lGo
mansfield ,,,r......,..,,,- l o % 3Ea 07151' Il
= 4 o 1a2 8 CT
Batteries-Akron, Fitzgerald and Ian
eer J; Mansfield, Blair and Yalk.R E,rore-
AKRON, Z; Mana6eld,-7. Earned runs-
AKRON, s.; Mansfield, !. Base hits
A.kron, II, total Of 10 s Mansfield, 5, total
o. II. Mme-Gne hour and Thirty minutes,
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-Mels. II; {st. Louis, s. Hits-Mets, IS +;
81. Louis, q. Bstterlee-O ushman and
Donahuo; Carruthers and Boyle. 5si8

Saturdays League and Association Games.
\. AT Philadelphia Cincinnati II; Athlet.
ie o.. Second Rame-Athletic is; Gin.
clnnsh o. ~ ~
At Staten Island-S.. Louis 20; Nets. s.
Second game-St. Louis Z; Meta 4. Z! Al d
iAtBaliimors-Bslhmore s; Cleveland 0.
At Washington-Wash ington, s; Pitts.
burgh, 3. 'st}'TI52
Al Brooklyn Brooklyn, IA; Louis.
vile, o. I'SVs lri5i' 1.}iaig3 'i5.',iillt
a AT New York--Dstroit 12; New York TO-
AT Philadelphia-philadelp IA; Obi
csgo, g. s rs y.
At Booton-Boston, 10; indianapolis, II
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THERMOMETER Record,

As reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
giss. Opera Houaa corner, Saturday:
7Ap. 9A.N. l2K.. SEN. TEX,
10 sao Slo $40 r6o
Weathes.-Fais. u,5t -1H'
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EoREsEsa from coldo relieved by ST,
Jacobs OIL. Druggists and dealera sell 1t.
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Mr.. JAMES s. SMYsRR, York, Pa, cured
a bad attack Of plurlsy, By using st.
Jacobs Oil. s 4, Z,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-05

For Sile- secondhand Steam Engines, n
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